#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Can you support your whole family with encryption trading? First, carve these 10 points on the trading panel!
Everyone, if you really want to make a living in this circle, passion alone is not enough. These are the survival rules I tested with real money, meant for those who truly want to survive:
Article 1: A strong asset has been continuously hammered down for 9 days from its peak? It's time to be greedy.
Article 2: If any cryptocurrency has been rising for two consecutive days - hurry and secure a portion.
Third: If a guy rises more than 7% in a single day, don't rush to chase it the next day; there is likely still some residual heat.
Article 4: Do you see Big Bull Coin reaching its peak? Hold on, wait for it to turn back before making any statements.
Article 5: If there is no movement for three consecutive days? Give it another three days for observation, and if it is still stagnant, switch to another ticket.
Article 6: Haven't made up for yesterday's losses today? Don't hesitate, get out.
Article 7: Enter the market at a low position after two consecutive days of gains, the fifth day is often the sweet spot (there's a rule in the rise ranking: if there's a three, there must be a five).
Article 8: Trading volume is the truth—breakthroughs with increased volume at the bottom are worth betting on, while increased volume at the top with stagnant growth means you should run.
Article 9: Always only do an upward channel: play short on the 3-day line, do a swing on the 30-day line, and catch the main rise on the 80-day line.
Article 10: What do small funds rely on to turn around? Three things — methodology + stable mindset + execution in place.
My own trading strategy is actually quite dumb: I never take action without clearly seeing the patterns; I'd rather miss out than act recklessly. By doing this for a year, my account grew to seven figures, and after five years, my win rate has stabilized at over 90%, all thanks to taking these "simple methods" to the extreme.
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ContractBugHunter
· 12-01 07:22
Making seven figures a year with this trap? A win rate of 90%? Dude, this data needs a prefix like "barring any accidents"...
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NFTArchaeologis
· 11-30 02:40
Hmm... looking at this "trading secret", it always feels like reading agricultural literature from some dynasty—full of theories of regularity, but regularity itself is just a story written by survivor bias.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 11-28 19:40
The tenth point is the most heartbreaking; no matter how good the methodology is, if it's not executed, it's meaningless. I lost half a year's profit just because I couldn't stabilize my mindset...
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LiquidationHunter
· 11-28 19:06
I am the kind of person who would rather miss out than chatter aimlessly. These rules and regulations sound numerous, but how many can actually be adhered to?
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HodlKumamon
· 11-28 19:01
Oh, here we go again with that trap story "seven figures in a year"... After looking through the historical data, the survivor bias for this kind of claim is probably around 92.3% huh (´;ω;`)
The tenth point is the most heart-wrenching—executing it properly... It sounds simple, but it's a bit cruel to actually do.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 11-28 18:59
Haha, starting to talk about unconventional methods, sounds pretty harsh but it does make sense.
To put it simply, there still needs to be discipline. I've died from chasing the price too many times.
I've tried the seventh rule "if there are three, there must be five," and the probability is actually quite good.
But honestly, a 90% win rate sounds pretty risky. Can this data be replicated?
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GasFeeSobber
· 11-28 18:43
Oh no, it's another one of those stories about "I made a seven-figure income using simple methods"... Every time I see posts like this, I want to ask, how can you be so sure that you're not suffering from survivor bias?
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AirdropHunterWang
· 11-28 18:43
Ha, I only understood these ten points after experiencing losses, especially the sixth one has really saved me several times.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Can you support your whole family with encryption trading? First, carve these 10 points on the trading panel!
Everyone, if you really want to make a living in this circle, passion alone is not enough. These are the survival rules I tested with real money, meant for those who truly want to survive:
Article 1: A strong asset has been continuously hammered down for 9 days from its peak? It's time to be greedy.
Article 2: If any cryptocurrency has been rising for two consecutive days - hurry and secure a portion.
Third: If a guy rises more than 7% in a single day, don't rush to chase it the next day; there is likely still some residual heat.
Article 4: Do you see Big Bull Coin reaching its peak? Hold on, wait for it to turn back before making any statements.
Article 5: If there is no movement for three consecutive days? Give it another three days for observation, and if it is still stagnant, switch to another ticket.
Article 6: Haven't made up for yesterday's losses today? Don't hesitate, get out.
Article 7: Enter the market at a low position after two consecutive days of gains, the fifth day is often the sweet spot (there's a rule in the rise ranking: if there's a three, there must be a five).
Article 8: Trading volume is the truth—breakthroughs with increased volume at the bottom are worth betting on, while increased volume at the top with stagnant growth means you should run.
Article 9: Always only do an upward channel: play short on the 3-day line, do a swing on the 30-day line, and catch the main rise on the 80-day line.
Article 10: What do small funds rely on to turn around? Three things — methodology + stable mindset + execution in place.
My own trading strategy is actually quite dumb: I never take action without clearly seeing the patterns; I'd rather miss out than act recklessly. By doing this for a year, my account grew to seven figures, and after five years, my win rate has stabilized at over 90%, all thanks to taking these "simple methods" to the extreme.